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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-09-09
INsI Notices 10 Gents a Line for Each Insertion.
LOCAL NEWS.

Ch 1850
fast freights, Nos. II and 70, vii
have a coach attached between
Mobile and Scranton, for the ac
commodatIon OF passengers, leav
ing Mobile at 8:25 pm, arriving a
Scranton al 11:19 pm; returning
leave Scranton at 1:26 Am, arriving
IN Mobile at 4:35 am.
C. MARSHALL, Supt.
Try CAVITY again.
Happy Hollow is qniet again
Rev. j. w. Ferrill was in town
Tuesday.
The oysters arc needing raia
very much.
The melancholy days lave
come, the saddest OF the year.
More stores, more business and
cheaper goods tor tue people.
When the "When Cigar" plays
ont another brand to the
front.
Groceries and feed constantly
arriving at Canty's at the iOiceSt
prices.
Elder o. ID. Bowen immersed
four converts ut Moss Point Sunday
evening last.
A nice lot of %crockery and
glassware, woodenware, etc, just
received at +. p. Scarclitf'S.
Col. W. X. Snyder, of the Gibbs
settlement, was in Attendance gu
Chancery Court Monday.
The time for the garden party
has been changed from the 10Th Of
this month Ia October 3rd.
Ladies' gents aud childrens'
shoes of all grades aud prices at W.
NJ. Canty's.
Rev. j. d. Hays will preach in
the Methodist Church Sunday at IL
O'Clock, a. ~, aud at night.
Turn out Tuesday night at the
Academy Hall, Moss Point, to hear
Maj. w. 4. Walthall's lecture.
Examine your 1ues before cold
weather sets in AMI see that they
ar all right. A stitch in time saves
niue.
Gents it is not necessary for
You to send of for your dress pants
while W. NJ. CAVITY has them at
city prices.
Mrs. Sailor and Miss Marie Els.
lilo, of the Crescent City, are visit
ing the family of Capt. Il. Cole OH
the river.
Elder F. p. Scarcliff will preach
at Ebenezer Church on Johns Bay
gu at III o'clock on the third Suu.
day in this month.
Mr.. Hugh ID. Cameron, of. Me-
rldIan, of Low ry Island fame, was
IN Scranton this week. He was
looking cheerful aud happy.
MIR. 7. w. Brame, of Scooba,
paid US a visit Monday. He is here
as usual, looking after business in
The Chancery Court.
Mrs. NJ. Bingham, Of Moss
folnt left Monday for Livingston,
Aiag TO visit relatives. She will
oe absent some mouths.
MIR. ]. t. Maybury has been
SoSn with the "relapsing fever" for
.a'F'een or fourteen days. We hope
10 VIII be restored to health agaiu.
There was a match game Of
OAse ball this week between the
o'eys and the Dudes, ia which the
7 came out victorious Score
-hrs. Rosa Boyce aud Miss Liz
.eSlass, Of New Orleans, the lat
g iorner resident Of this place,
ssre Visitors 70 Scranton last San.
Their visit vas short and
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had on the ground and every body
was well satisfied. Held at Van
c~leave, jackson county, Miss.
ED. w. j. WALKER,
Church Pastor.
BRO. C. V. PITCHER, Church Clerk.
Business seems to be improv.
ing in Scranton.
There has been some trade
pusherS in town this week.
There is a Jew candy store on
Pascagoula street jast opened.
WIN. Parham las moved to
tho Cassard Place at Pascagoula.
Mr.. Frank Douatd, lumber
agent has returued to Scranton and
resumed business.
Mr.. Il. ID. Laurendiue aud wife
are visiting relatives at Bayou La
Batre, Ala, this week.
DR.. NJ. Q. Vaughan, OF Ocean
Springs, was in town this week
looking as young and pleasant as
ever.
Mr.. Arthur Durieu and wife,
of the Red Star Shoe Store of New
Orleans, were here one day last
week visiting the family of Mr.. b.
MOrlet.
-Chancery Court commenced
Monday morning, Chancellor S.
Evans presiding. There was not
much business at this term, no liti-
gated important cases tried. Court
adjourned Thursday morning.
DR.. l.. A. Thurber, of Pass
Christian, arrived Sunday night.
During his stay OF four days he ex-
ecuted some fine and Intricate work
in tie dental line. He certainly un.
derstduds his profession thoroughly.
One Of the agiratOrs OF the
Moss Point and Scranton Railroad
exhibited in the DEMOCRAT STAR
office yesterday some iron ore He
not know al yet whether 1t
a6OundS in paying quantities or
not.
Misses Alice Bull and Florence
Morrow, of Grand Bay, Ala, were
here last Saturday for the purpose
DI beng examined us teachers in
he public schools. They remained
over Sunday aud were the guests of
Mrs. G. T.. Kerr, OH PAscagoula
MIR. e. L. Silva, formerly of
Moss Point, bnt for some time en-
ia the lumber business III
Sew Orleans left last Wednesday
II company with his father tor Pan.
una, Colon and other places in the
United States OF Columbia. They '
70 10y rail TO New York, from
whence they take the steamer.
Their trip is on business and they
will he absent for about two months.
Maj. w. L. Walthall, of Biloxi,
ave us a pleasant call Wednesday. |
The Major will lecture at the Acad- I
my Hall, Moss Point, Tuesday and /,
evenings. His subject :
he "HIstOry aud Romance of the {
,eacOdst." The proceeds of the I
are for the benefit Of the !
Semmes Monument. Mai. !
Valthall is an interesting speaker |
nd We a assure Il readers of a |
are literary treat. We hope he T
iii have IA crowded house. '
Hon. Howard W. Wilkinson,
Bay 81. Louis, was a welcome =
lller ut tue DEMOCRATS STAR office l
u Tuesday morning last. Mr.. :
Wilkinson was here IN the interest I
the lunatic, Robert Stockton, c
no shot and 'mOrtally wounded e
Irs. DR.. Richardson at Bay ST. 6
ouis last week. Both aSylums of :
lis State are so crowded that there I
no more room Tor the unfOrtu- s
ate, therefore the brother of Stock Il
N has petitioned Judge Evans to :
eruiiI Robert to be sent to the asy q
i'm OF Louisiana. The Judge re- "
Ises to grant the petition until p
RS. Richardson's physician pro- :
her out OF danger. The !,
sxt graudjury will investigate the b
after.
Our photographer, @. Muma,
.turued ON Saturday from his ALI
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-09-09

TO OYSTER


We would respectfully call the
attention Of parties contemplating
going into the oyster shipping bus
iuess the coming season, not only
here but along the coast, that we
are prepared TO print
LETrER-HEADS,
NOTE-HEADs,
BILLIARDS.,
SHIPPING TAGS,
CARDS, CIRCULARS,
STATEMENTS,
ENVELOPES,
Etc. Etc, Etc,
We guarantee good work and low
prices.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-09-09
SALEM CAMP MEETING.

On Thursday, October 6, 1887,
meeting will cOmmence at this camp
ground aud continue perhaps a
week.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.

Fellow citizens of Hancock County:
Having Withdrawn from the field Mt a
previous canvass, that the strength Of the
party might be united ere we suffered de-
feat, | again announce myself a Demo-
cratic candidate to represent Hancock
county in the lower branch of the next
Legislaturc-subject to tho will and
pleasure of my party in primary or con-
vention. Respectfully.
THOMAS R. STOCKER.
Pearlington, Miss, Sept. Z, 1857.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-09-09
Land for Sale!

Six acres q pire land within a half
mile Of Ocean Springs In secfion 2ofS W.
Guar. north side OIL an. Hnilroad. The
land Is eligihly situated fora market Ear-
den. Il win be sold a. abargaiu farea1h.
Title good. Apply to
p. X. MAYERS
6cranton, Eisa.
Juiy0 1877. Rtf
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-09-09
Hotel,
ON TIE BEACH,
East PaScagOUla, Miss.
JOHN E CLARK, Proprietor.

This well-known Hotel having been
thoroughly repaired, re-painted and new
ly furnished throughout, Is now open for
the reception of boarders. 1t is one of the
most pleasantly situated Hotels on the
Cult Coast being Immediately on the
Coast fronting the sea, where salt water
bathing, fishing. etc, is unsurpassed in
the South. IL is within one-mile- and-a
half Jf the depot of the Louisville and
Nashville r. r. Hacks meet al trains.
RBoard by the day, week or month az
reason able as anywhere on the Sea Coast.
March 4, lSe7. Ism
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-09-09
C0neraIl
Merchandise
Usually kept in a first class store.
Furniture and Housekeeping Goods Ct all
Kinds a Speciality.

Kinds a Speciality.
STOVES are sold lower than New Or
leans or Mobile prices, as | buy them for
spot cash direct from the manufacturers.
STEAM GRIST MILL-Fresh Meal, Grits.
Hominy, Chops, Cracked Corn and Feed
of all kinds sold at lowest market prices,
and delivered free of charge within city
limits. Buying feed in large quantities
enables me to get the benefit of wholesale
prices, and can therefore sell as cheap as
shec cheapest.
CUSTOM SHOE DEPARTMENT where
a person can get the best Shoes for the
least money. No paper sOles, p~aste-board
counters or wooden heeels are used in
myShoe Factory-nOne but genuine oak
tanned leather, aud l defy competition as
to prices and qualify.
Also, ha o always on hand tirst-class
handmade Shingles for sale at reasonable
prices.
Thanking customers TOR past patronage
invite a continuance of same.
Respectfully, A. BLUMER.
Goods Deferred Free of CHARGE.
October 2. 1886. Billy
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-09-09
~STARKVILLE
FEMALE INSTITUTE.
A Boarding sehosl for Girls.

Location Hoalaful, Isstrucfioa Thorough
Eaculs couplsi4 Oszgas Modrruk.
The 18th annual session win commence
Wednesday. September IA $50. Patron
age solicited. For further Information.
send for catalogue
T.G. SELLERS. d. D., President
Starkville, Miss, July Is, iSs7. N-3m
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UNIVERSITY
-OF-
M
The seth Annual Session of this
Institution will Open on
Thursday, Goth Sept. next.

The faculty, Co assisting of eleven Pro-
fessOrs aud one Instructor, is full. The
buildings are in perfect order ; the situa-
ton is elevated aud perfectly healthy.
Necessary expenses need not exceed $50
or $500 for entire course Of nine months.
Law students 500 aud S2l5. The law
school is in operation. and it's curriculum
equal to any in the United States.
For full particulars, and for Historical
aud Current Catalogue, address EDWARD
Mississippi, or
BEN PRICE,
Secretary Board Of Trustees,
Oxford. Miss.
August 5, 1887. 23-3m
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-09-09

1t is hard for the dudes to beat
the Greys, but it is not hard tor w.
NJ. Canty to suit you iu a nice fall
winter hat.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-09-09

Mrs Rosa Boyce aud Miss Liz
- Slass, Of Neu Orleans. the lat
iorner resident Of this place,
- slsitors 70 Scranton last San.
-s' Their visit vas short and
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F.. H. LEWIS, Secretary.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-12-22

THE Wool Growers aud Wool DcalcrB oi
tho United Statos i'm annual session nt Wash.
in2ton, passed resolutions of rcmonstrnnag
against the Presidents Message hccaus they
claim II was an attack upon their Industry.
A GENERAL Christian conference. under
the auspices and dire 'tiol Of tho Evango ianI
Alliance for tho Unitcl States of which
William T. olge, OF New York. is Trrsi.
dent, has Just boon held at Washington.
Many prominent cicrgymcn aud llymcn
from all Of the Evangelical denominations In
this country wcr, pre- cnt
TaE Republican National Commiiio, pub.
lishcl nm address to the voters OF tho country
announcing the preparations for tho next
convention.
TnE delegates Of tho Evangelical Alliance
called iu boly at tn White lious, anI
wore received 10y the PRO ident aud Mira
Clo,oaul. Rev. Dr Burchnrl was among
the Wis tors Mr. Cleveland ma ie a short
address 30 The dele ntCs.
There arc thirty eight widows OF revolu
tionary soldiers n he pension lists
An effort will be made i'm tho present Con
grcs3 TO reduce letter 20 tago TO one cent
JUDGE SNfLL Of tho police court i'm wash.
ington fined George w. Harvey n rcstalr.
ntrur, SlOJ for refusing 20 serve 70 colorc /
lawyer named II swlctt Harvey book an np.
peal
CHArRHEN Of tn, senate Committees Ms
appointed 10y tho Republican caucus, nr,.
Appropriations, Allison; Go umerr,, Frye:
Finance Morrill,; Fo.cign Relntiong Shor-
man; judiciary, Edmun Is: Pens ons. Davis:
Public Lands Plumb; Agriculture nnl For
estry Palmer; Education and Labor. Blair.
POstOHces, Sawyer; Civil Service ana l'n.
trenchmont, Cha"c.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-12-22
LABOR WORLD.

ENGL'su workmen are coming 20 America
In large numbers
- THE BARRIERS have been holding a National
Convention in Buffalo.
Mr. PowDERLY SAYS thoro arc over so. .OlO
Knights Of Labor in this country
NORTHAMPTON lEnglandl, factories hnvo
begun lock ont OF 1000 workmcn
\ NEBRASKA goniuS has invented an nuto
cess
\ SCHOOL for political economy FOR work.
IN ;m,a has b'cn startol at Cooper Union.
New y orlI City.
,Souru OMAHA is proud to loo called "the
MoaO NNN' IL Is becoming a great 1.-Two
stock and packing centre
NEW stock yaris covering four hundr,l
and forty acres AMI costing SlO1.OlO ,vero
open d at St Jo5cph, Missouri
SINCE September two thousand five hun.
tred hands employed in the South Carolina
phosphate industry have been thrown out OF
IT is said that there are 800 unemployed
painters IN New York city. Nearly 10000
carpenters, lahorcrS, bricklavcrs plastcr,rs
etc, are said 10 be out OF work at prcs,nt
SINpcarl button factories i'm Newark. y. ]
have been clo,cl and four are running ON
three quarter t!mo. As a consequence, over
mont
TINS National Assembly of In, pon,r
hangers aud Decorators will moot i'm Now
\ lorN ON January nth for tn, purpos, of
olo ting officers aud adopting ru'cs To govern
the trade
.Tm'rcport Of 1886 for tho German system
OF compulsory insurance of workinptnon
shows tlat 3lO),OO) wcro insured, rcpre
>eniing the labor OF 2iS,OJO manufacturing
establishments aud the indemnity was p,id
ON lO,ili accidents
iREpARNToNS are bcng mad, for tbo
national convention OF Long shorom m. whieh
VIII To- held I'M New York city neNt March
Ihe conve ltion co1veleg Tor tho purno !, of
lurt1cr strengthening tho organization and
ie'cSatcs from every so1pp-t aud town blr-
iorny the great nkcs will be present
TnE manufacture OF bicycles aud tricvcl,s
s the ntcst development OF German conn,.
ution with hitherto specifically English i'm.
iu'try. The splendid roa Is Of tho Black
Forest AMI Swit ,erlaud have this ycnr boon
moro throngel than ever before with ycloc-
,paliSts Tn're is hlr lly a town i'm cor
many without it, vc,o,ip,do cluh.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-12-22
PERILS or HUNTING.

FRANK ENTFRrErN, OF Galloway, n. j.,
lost an arm by tho premature d schargo OF his
g,iu while hunting
WILLIAM MERRITT, Of Newark, lost the
calf of his leg by tho accidental discharge OF
his gun while hunting in the Berkshire valley
woods
CAPTAIN REYNOLDS, OF Radon Court.
Latchford, England, lost his life by his gun
exploding as he was climbing fence The
charge shattered his left knee, and nmputa-
ton did not save hun.
PATHCK HNNNoN, OF Springfield Mnssa-
chusctts, seventeen years of age, must 20
without his right hand IN future. lie was
shooting du ks whom his gun burst, and tho
fingers of the right hand went dying after the
game.
MISS CArHEUIvEttMD DSDs, who lived near
Reading, EnIlnl, lost her lfo while hunt
ing. Hsr horse Diu nblel IN "A rabbit hole,
Hiss Simonl- foil. nul h'r horse kicked out
her brains before she could be rescued.
THE Brothers Joukus, living near Saw
dust, Columbia Cuulty Georgia, went coon
hunainy, nni hayel 'p1smm in "A log.
While cutting tie game out the axe slipped,
and one OF the brotaCrs receive fractured
skull.
WIN his hand hanging in shrcds WnHnm
Erwin, OF Morris llaius y. j., walked 10
n hospital, where the wounded member was
amputatel lie had bcol hunting rabbits,
and his gun had bcsI prematurcly d u.s.
JOHN anl Cyrus Mark Of Pcublo, Col,
went duck shooting, and, eing Gock, wore
creeping upon them through the brush.
Cyrus was Just behind his brother His gun
caught in tho brush AMI wns discharged, and
John fol d'ad having received tho contents
in his hack
ForH young mon started QUITO Watcrtown
partridge hunting win guns cooked ready
Tor iirug thcy were rum ng after part
ridge. wh'u George w. Adams stumbled, his
gun was discharged, an Charles Mccormick,
receiving the con eut;. WIS instantly kincd.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-12-22
A vivid ContrnsL

Five thousand boys. wax faced, hun,
ery eyed hollow. checked, shouting,
pushrV fighting ou the sidewalks,
struggling against each other. each hop
iug for su oycrcoot for twenty five
touIe.
Twenty Thousand clerks unemployed.
orc.coHts iu pawH, iumping the streets
.oYLing lor work wives hungry, babies
crying. cold weather coming, the DOCTORS
bill unpaid.
Twenty thousand gin-mns ia full
blast
White 'agcs fighting the wolf at their
door with needles chat net them thirty
cents day.
That ono s.lo
Miles ofbIocls Of hDns.s, each costing
from t30. OJ0 t1 &OIODl to- build. in
which families live, cIch spending from
$4,000 to 4l5o.0.Ou year
Is hunlral capitalists each with con-
vcrTbIc assets estimated at from 81 600
900 90 sfj1. 1.U n.UHu
Starvation on on. hand. waste and cV-
traya auco ON thc other "Hy od, tt
Nr lort ggu.ht.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-12-22
South md Wcst.

THERE Is danger of n coal famine all ovcr
Minnesota, and coal is SlOn ton, with pros
pcct OF largo advance when tho hlilERrds
come.
a FIRE at Portsmouth, Ohio destroyed tho
BuCkcNc FIGURING Mills NJ. w. Anderson
the owner and a fireman werc killed ana
three othcr ircmen dangerously injured
TtE skeleton or a man eight feet four inches
high lns been uneauhcd at Nogalcs Arizona
IL X thought the skeleton was one oi the pro
historic mon whose monuments OF industry
stll odnrn the Territory's plains and valleys
THREE colorcd men were hanged near
Rivcs, Tenn, by crowd OF citiScns ror ns.
sauiting tcnNear old girl.
GRAND MASTER WoUKMAN HowDERLy
hos su,pcllel two Chicago Eni shty OF la.
bor Assemblies FOR in,uhordinnuon.
IHE Governor of Ohio s'nt Stat' troops to
Fnrvew To suppress threat mod trouble
among iron orc hanllcrs
A GANG OF ten train robbers has boon can
turcd i'm Texas
TrN loader, Of the striking orc handlers nt
Fa'rport. Ohio, wcro arrested aud Clkcn "
Iamosvilc on tho charge OF melting to riot
ONE man wns Instantly Killed aud seven
were serious y injured 10y the fall of s,al
to,d near Alton J.
ASA passenger train ap2ro1rh Gon,yn. n
small tbWu m Miller toun.N, Art., az ven
o'clock Tn o'hcr evening, th'o' m'n bppr l,d
the train pul twl miles east OF tho st tion
rang down the brakes aud, oltNriug the pX
press car robbed tn ettc of its contents
A D\LLNs Texas inventor has nr electric
FISH limo which kUls "a fish us it arl,s the
hook, aud at tho Same t.mc rings uc.l on
Sho.C
Is Tho stomach oe a hluo hcroi shot by
Charl,s Smith ot l'urr llil', Oh @ were found
lo'iy seven carp. From their appearance
they constitute but ono mclL
A VEIN oC cppl foGr fcpt thick has been dis
cov,rcl near B.alatowu, Iowa.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-12-22
MUSIC AND DRAMA

Eowiy Boorn is 5t years old Lawrence
Blrrctt is 20.
sutKrsrgAnE's "Wutcrs Talo7 IS having q
long run boz New York
Mr. GEoR3E MELVILLE has made hit in
Maggie MItcheils now pay: The Littls
Sin"
MAuDr BANKS tho dauyht.r Of General
Ban.s. IS starring .n tho Northwest in Joan
n Arc.H
TuE custom NJ giving perform lu.os of sl
Gre music n ths catho trails IS gaining favor
iu EngIlni.
A DENTIST Is tho hero Of "a now foeclaol
com. iy, "a Hard Pull written hy Arthur
Cp.burn, dramatic critic of tbr BJsiDa Irac
cier
AvOrWu American sop.ouo Miss Ella
Russell. 0l t'cvcl1gl. is credited with sI..
cc fu operate en nEeu"ut bon Chs principal
cities ~ Russia.
PATTI after 70 concert in P1ris. goes tY
Spain. aud then viii mako 70 tour iu South
America, and wili probably not Dr. .u again
in Europe unit. l7Sl
LITTLE tenycaroll Joseph Hoffman has
ast0ri he'd Now York not only bg hs urs.
cOc.ty as n pianist. but also by his iWprIvI
mtous upon themes gwen h.m for tho plr
poe.
MAVAGEn PALMER. Of the Madison Square
Theatre. in New York received Ii.t yntr lJu
plays in manuscript 30 of which ho ren ..
They alo stu running him down 90. tur rats
" two or three u day.
NIETh. young American Singer who
h1. SO suddenly muIo great impr sion iu
Europe has hail 70 complete sIoO.ss Dob Ilm
burg whore she upp arcd.iu tures concerts
before crammed houses
Mur. GEHsrEn has abandoned DER Amor.
can concert tour owing to ths fliurs 0. h..
voice She viii rest for 70 while boo tIa ioue
that Che trouble is only temporary euI -nf
viii Then make test 0f her ability G., roun-
pear in public
SrGSoE TANAgN1 of the Scala Tho1tr,
Milan. has cnter'd into "a cont- with fh
mprsIrIo, Frrari. for 5000 % for nIts
performances Boo the character of OtIe'o ip
NcriIs new opera. being at Che rat1 of s3 $40
for e1oh pariomauca Tho contrac. is for
ON operate tour n South America.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-12-22
PERSONAL

SFNNTon Stanford pays the porter Of his
private car 500 a month
TIE Mar hOncss Of Westminster celebrated
her uncticth birth lay re ,.ntly.
SENATORS EDMUNDs, Ho1r. Sherman and
Eust5 real French Ike native Iar.sii1s
GgvEnNoR AWEs. of Massachusetts, car.
Trs lIe insurance policies ng gre eating sl2j,-
LonD TESyYsoS receives en income of
ron sV"o To- es5,DO) ycar from the sale
Of bis LCOst
PETER HALD-tAv BrHSErr. the first
American Governor Of California. is in bis
clghty-ir,t ycar Ilo enjoys life like "a man
Of forty
Ir ia probable that ncAt tpring Queen Vic.
t1rln vii uuvoil tho colossal bronze statue Of
General Gordon. wh ch is 10 ID, erected nj
Aberdeen, in front Of the Art Gallery
REV o. III. WhLErn, of New Toudo,
Conn. hns great record as an ndu,tr.ou.
preacher Tie h.s hrou absent from his pIl.
pa only two Sundays On thirty fyo years
jay '3.Lp hls only grown Indifferent as
~ hs "cirnc 0ppuci w tain blo last few
year" lle onao paid big tailor bulls. ard C.,
ono occasion gave at5 f1r "a pair OF sff.r,.ndri
with gold bu.sl,f. and hc wore them
FOUH of the Justices of tho g,p.o,,,
1oura of ths United States Chief Justice
waite and Justices fic.d Bradley and Miller
are over seventy yctrs old. au1 arr entitled
by la" to retire wt1 mo- loss of salary.
MfcHhEL HoHAups. recently appointed
ono oi the l,n lVay Commission of tho -tite
or Now York by Governor Hill. is member
Of tho Utica Division. So Ii of rfica. New
D f0fk. biotherhD1i Ol Locomotive Euginocrs
JOuE Coon. Oh Sow York manufacture
lnt JUST been created % Count Ly His Holiness
ltp' Zoo aIIl. Iu recognition of h's lie
long Devotion io tlr Church ani h.s mlniG
.cht gIH I'D reisol aud charitable instItu-